Tell Brak's Diagramic

As stated by Mahon, Sołtysiak, and Weber “ the simultaneous death of so many young adults and sub-adults, more than the low numbers of younger and older individuals, however, which is the most compelling evidence that those in the MW grave died through violence.” (208) Evidence indicating that the Tell Brak’s mass graves contained remains of violent conflict piled on year by year. Among the battered remains of humans remains of animals and ceramics were discovered as well. The discovery of the animals and the ceramics indicated that these people were slaughtered during or after a major event such as a feast. The findings of the cranial injuries in the human remains also supported Mahon, Sołtysiak, and Weber’s theory that the mass graves contained
victims of violence.